The self-assembling growth of copper nanowires for transparent electrodes
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Wu, Junqing
Guo, Le
Wen, Min
Bu, Tongle
Zhou, Peng
Zhong, Jie
Huang, Fuzhi
Zhang, Qi
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Junqing Wu, Le Guo, Min Wen, et al., (2019) The self-assembling growth of copper nanowires for transparent electrodes. Journal of Wuhan University of Technology (Materials Science Edition), Volume 34, Issue 1, February 2019, pp. 145–149
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Long (15 - 40 μm), thin (diameter of 20 ± 5 nm), and well-dispersed CuNWs Cu nanowires were prepared. The high-resolution TEM and selected area electron diffraction showed that the CuNWs were single-crystalline. To investigate the growth mechanism, we examined the microstructure of these CuNWs at different reaction time. It was found that the CuNWs were actually formed through the self-assembling of Cu nanoparticles along the [110] direction. The transparent electrodes fabricated using the CuNWs achieved a high transparency of 76 % at 31±5 Ω/□.
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Cu nanowires, growth mechanism, self-assembling, transparent electrodes
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